“Pressing On,” written by Bob Dylan, recorded by The Chicago Mass Choir, released in 2003. Lead vocalist: Regina McCrary.
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“Ain’t No Man Righteous,” written and recorded by Bob Dylan, 1981. This is take #6. Mark Knopfler (guitar), Barry Beckett (piano), Tim Drummond (bass), Pick Withers.
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Bob Dylan and friends perform a spirited version of Hal Moore and Bill Fredricks’ “Must Be Santa” on his Christmas album. The tune was also recorded by Mitch Miller in 1961 and Lorne Greene (with a kiddie choir) in 1966. The hilarious British attempt by Tommy Steele, OBE is more Music Hall than polka.
Brave Combo’s spirited “Dyno” (“push”) version of the tune may have been Dylan’s inspiration.
This song is included in the Christmas in the Heart recording, and royalties will be donated to charity in perpetuity.
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Bob Dylan and friends perform a spirited version of Hal Moore and Bill Fredricks’ “Must Be Santa.” The tune was also recorded by Mitch Miller in 1961 and Lorne Greene (with a kiddie choir) in 1966. The hilarious British attempt by Tommy Steele, OBE is more Music Hall than polka. Brave Combo’s spirited “Dyno” (“push”) version of the tune may have been Dylan’s inspiration.
This track is included in the Christmas in the Heart recording, with royalties donated to charity in perpetuity.
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“False Prophet,” written and recorded by Bob Dylan, released May, 2020.
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Bob Dylan and friends perform a spirited version of Hal Moore and Bill Fredricks’ “Must Be Santa” on his Christmas album. The tune was also recorded by Mitch Miller in 1961 and Lorne Greene (with a kiddie choir) in 1966. The hilarious British attempt by Tommy Steele, OBE is more Music Hall than polka.
Brave Combo’s spirited “Dyno” (“push”) version of the tune may have been Dylan’s inspiration.
This track is included in the Christmas in the Heart recording, and royalties will be donated to charity in perpetuity.
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“I Pity the Poor Immigrant,” written and recorded by Bob Dylan, 1967. Lyrics here.
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I‘m never going to become rich and famous” – Bob Dylan in 1962.
Cynthia Gooding interviewed Bob Daylan on her “Folksingers Choice” show on WBAI FM in New York City in 1962. Animated by Patrick Smith; for Blank on Blank; Jennifer Yoo, colorist. Doug Moss mixed the interview with tracks of Dylan tuning up his guitar and playing his harmonica.
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“Slow Train,” written by Bob Dylan and arranged by Harrison Calloway. Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, 1979.
Bob Dylan (vocals, guitar), Mark Knopfler (guitar), Barry Beckett (keyboards), Tim Drummond (bass), Pick Withers (drums), Carolyn Dennis, Helena Springs and Regina Havis (background vocals), Barry Beckett and Mickey Buckins (percussion), and the Muscle Shoals Horns.
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“I Wanna Be Your Lover,” by Bob Dylan, Oct 05, 1965. Take 1 Edit 2. From a bootleg. Bob Dylan with Levon Helm, Robbie Robertson, Rick Danko, Richard Manuel and Garth Hudson.
Video by Skinny Moo
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